The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-13
ENTERTAINMENT.

ENTERTALNMENTS.
The thirteenth annual ball of the Greenville
Turn verein was held at the Belvidere House,
Greenville, last Monday night
The Fourth Grand Masquerade Bal of the Sis.
ters of Friendship will come OF at the Avenue
House, Five Corners, Monday evening.
Freitag's Hall, on Pierce avenue, was alive with
was the occasion of the annual German farmers
ball.
Lady Germania Society, No. l. of Jersey City.
held its nintn annual masquerade ball at Coopers
Hall Monday evening. There were 100 couples
present.
The great ball to be under the auspices of the
Fat Mems Club will be embelhshed with the deco
rations, it is said. with which the Metropolitan
Opera House adorned on the occasion of the
Old Guard Ball.
grand musical and dramatic entertainulent,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Society of the
Bowers Street Evangelical Church, will be held at
Kesslers Hall on Tuesday, February 18th, and
promises to be grand affair.
The Bergen Choral Society held its second annual
concet al Paramount Hall, on Bergen avenue, last
Thursday evening. The affair voted by all
present most creditable one. hop followed the
entertainment and was largely attended.
By reason Of the recent strikes and the album
dance thereof occup, ing all the policemen's spare
time, the ball of the Police Mutual Relief Fund
Association has been postponed till March 14th.
Twas originally set down for tomorrow night.
sour Boys" will be presented at Bergen Hall
shortly under the auspices of the No Name So
ciety. The society held meeting last MONDAY
evening at the house Of Miss Eva McCarty, No. 20
Brinkerhotf street. to discuss the matter, but no
definite conclusions were reached.
The Lafayette Mannerchor has elected the fol-
lowing officers L. H. Beanreuth, President; T.
Muller, Vice-President; L. Bung, Corresponding
Secretary; 81. Timpert Financial Secretary; q.
Welanez, Treasurer; A. Hofs, Teugner. Libra
rians. This society will hold third annual con-
cert and hop on Monday evening, February 1&th,
at the Ocean House,
The Grove Athletic Club held its first annual
cepton in St. Johns Hall last Monday night
Among those present, were Mr.. Mcdonald and
Miss Spain, James +. Larsins and Miss Nellie
Hosey, John Dixon and Hattie Schroeder, Tony
Kennedy and Miss Tessie Lomax. James Farrell
and Miss May Bart, Thomas f. o'Brien and Miss
Doyle John Donovan and Miss K. Spain, Mr.. Gull
and Miss NJ. Spain.
The fifteenth annual masquerade ball of the
First German Ladies' Benevolent Society, of the
Heights was held at Leitzs Hall, on Beacon ave-
nue. last Monday night, and was grand success
Among the prominent ones present were Captain
Henry Holste and wife, John Keppler and Miss
Faulhaber, who led the march; y. Faulhaber and
Miss Reiter, e. LETTERS and Miss II. Trapper, O.
Farrell and Miss M. rrapper. J. Banks and Miss
Josephine Lippert @. Sackman and wife and Peter
Won Thaden and wife,
The annual ball of Valley Forge Council, No. O.
1. o. q. A. NJ. held in Roches Hall last We'd
nesday evening. Prof. Heisinger furnished the
music. Among those who Joined in the festivities
were J. K. Baxter and wife, Miss Julia Ward. Mr..
L.
Harding, r. Scott and wife, M. Baxter, Jr, and
Miss Hunt, T. J. Mallor and wife, W. Clineman
and Miss Sinclair. The reception was in charge of
Messrs Isaac Hood, F, N. Prout, Charles HardiI G,
z. d. Strong and L. 81. Relnhardt.
The Scottish-Americala Athletic Climb held the
fourth of series Of sociables being held this
Winter, under the clubs auspsces, at 4S5 Grove
street. last Wednesday evening. The rooms of the
club were prettily decorated and filled to overflow
ing. The dancing was graceful and the music of
good quality. Vice-President Boag and Miss Brooks
-
Kipp and Miss Brady. Harry Rymer and Miss
E. Sadler, r. j. Murphy and Miss Rose Fay J. ].
Murphy and Miss Maggie Fay. Fred Beatty and
Miss Perry. John Moran and Miss A. Hughes John
Hearn and Miss NJ. Bolton, Harry Barker and Miss
H. Crowley, George Yeomans and Miss Smith.
Thomas F. o Brien and Miss Doyle, Thomas Evers
and Miss Nellie Kelly, Peter Brady and Miss Out
water, John Ryan and Miss DAILY, Joseph Griffin
and Miss Voge William Boag and Miss Brooks,
John J. Murphy and Miss Roe, John . Mara and
Miss McGarviD, William Foley and Miss Mather,
John Van Loo and Miss White, Mr.. BlacA and Miss
Snow, John Coyle and Miss Hennessy, Frank Davis
and Miss JAEGER. Frank Merritt and Miss Bennett
and a host of others.
Among those present at the fourth annual mas
querade ball of the United Brothers Association,
held last Thursday evening in Cooper's Hall, were:
Mr.. Henry Nierstedt and Miss Minnie Snellow.
who led the grand march; Mr.. O. o. French and
Miss Laura lawson; Mr.. Jachs and Miss Lizzie
Englehardt, Mr.. Tom HYATT and Miss Dora Vegler,
Mr.. Hopkins and Miss c. Stevens, Nj. j. Freed and
daughter, Mr.. G.. Pese and Miss g. Becker, Captain
Farrler and Miss Herman, Mr.. Winter md Miss
Rose Eckert, Mr. E. Pinkhsm and Clara Ketchum.
Mr. v. Puster and daughter. Mr.. A. Sauerbrey and
Miss Hagan, the Misses Ruby, Mr.. P. Hammond
and daughter, Mr. G.. Shutz and wife Mr.. Grestner
and wi H. Mr.. Henry Rohlfs and wife, Mr.. Reisen-
hauer and Miss Heath, Mr.. G. Grenandt and wife,
Mr.. Mcclure ana wife, Mr. George Lynks and
wife. Miss L. Whelan, Mr.. Charles itchell. Mr.. Fl,
Ditjen and wise, Mr.. b. Hosfeld and Miss Squire,
Mr.. Henry Rohlfs.
The fifth graz annual reception of the Hillside
Boat Club held at Kessler's Hall on Wednes-
day evening last. 1t largely attended and
very creditable affair. The toilets of the ladies
were more than usually handsome. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flags and bunting
Music was furnished by Prof. Stone Adam Smith
and lady led the grand march, and followed
by over rs couples among whom john G.
Butterield and Miss Craig, VIM. Finer and Miss s.
Grossman. Charles Watson and lady, Henry Elem
ing and wife, A. Kuppel and Lille Wall, H. W.
Gooders and wife, II. W. Coolers, Jr and lady
Frank Gooders, Miss Fl. F Spitzka and Ada Tay-
Tor of the Gramercy Boat Club. of New York; Mr..
Levy and sister, Mr.. Geo. Little and wife, Joe
Francisco and wife, VIM Myers and wife, Robert
McDermott and Miss Mendle Mr. James Rodney
and wife, Daniel Haverty and wife, Otto Schneider
and wife, and Captain J. B. Pulls, vito and daugh-
ter of New York.
Dinner TO superintendent Howe.
Mr. George A Howe of SuSSex street is